During today’s discussion panel at Comic-Con 2010, Capcom unveiled a handful of new screenshots for the upcoming 3DS version of Street Fighter IV.
No specific new announcements were made about the game, so we present these screenshots without further comment. Apologies for the quality — I am in no way a professional photographer, and my girlfriend’s camera is merely adequate.
Like any fighting game after its initial release, extensive play of Super Street Fighter 4 has uncovered a few exploitable balance issues that can rob matches of their competitiveness. But Capcom’s already on the case as they’re planning to release a patch for the game on June 15.
The patch will be rolled into the previously revealed free Tournament Mode DLC that’s releasing June 15, and as you’d expect, it fixes various exploitable moves and reconfigures more finer issues like counter damage. The fixes in the patch were detailed on Capcom’s Japanese SSF4 blog, which Andriasang (via Event Hubs) has translated.
Here is a detailed (and fighting-game-jargon filled) listing of the fixes:
In that screenshot check Videogameszone compared the PS3 to the Xbox 360 version of Super Street Fighter IV.
The latest issue of GameInformer sheds first light on developer People Can Fly latest creation Bulletsorm. Now that the good news is out and the game is looking rather good here’s your monthly GameInformer review scores including titles like Super Street Fighter IV, Yakuza 3, Splinter Cell Conviction,Red Steel 2 and more.
Super Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono has told OXM that there are no plans to continue the series.
While Ono keeps the possibility of future updates via DLC open, he also admits that he doesn’t want to repeat ‘mistakes Capcom has made in the past’.
Review scores from the 214 issue of EDGE. Notable titles include Super Street Fighter IV, Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction, Monster Hunter Tri and more.
Super Street Fighter IV finally confirmed for release at the Arcades by Yoshinori Ono at the Japanese SFIV national championships.
Check it out, we got some screenies of Hakan. You know, the badass who is gonna rule Super Street Fighter IV. Our addiction vein is screaming for more. This can’t hit store shelves soon enough!
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Just when they thought their consistency issues were behind them, without warning or provocation, Blake decided to drop off the grid entirely for a whole weekend. Lucky for us, Ross successfully led the search parties to where he stashed his co-host’s body, only to find him alive and well!
Attempted manslaughter charges aside, the newly reunited pair sat down to discuss the highlights of the last TWO weeks including Ubisoft’s DRM blunders, Home’s lack of interest to advertisers and Ross’s Top 5 most aptly named games. Jokes will be mumbled, tears will be shed and memories will be made all in the span of less than an hour. Be sure you have a front row seat to the chaos!
Links to Topics Discussed:
1. Advertisers want nothing to do with PlayStation Home.
2. 5% of American entertainment budgets are spent on games!
3. Ubisoft’s new DRM could spell disaster for PC gaming.
4. Street Fighter IV is finally pocketsized… but who asked for that?!
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